A Vomit should be given, and repeated now and then as the Patient can bear it; but if Vomits seem too fatiguing, a Dose of Tinctura Sacra may be given in their room.
In some particular Cases, Vomits are very serviceable.
Vomits are more dangerous for women than men, especially such as are either with child, or subject to the fits of the mother.
When the retentive faculty is spoiled the stomach is not able to retain the food till it be digested, but either vomits it up again, or causes fluxes.
It will not abide any long boiling, for it loseth its chief strength thereby; nor much beating, for the finer powder provokes vomits and urine, and the coarser purgeth downwards.
Near the end of the attack the child raises, or vomits a mass of stringy, glutinous mucus.
Usually the fever rises rapidly, the child vomits and complains of a sore throat.
Sometimes the child vomits only after taking food, at other times, even when the stomach is empty, it brings up some greenish phlegm without much effort, and with no relief.
It happens also during anæsthesia for the extraction of teeth or if the patient vomits solid substances.
A few hours after the accident the patient experiences severe pain in the head, and he usually vomits repeatedly.
If in the Course of the Disease the Sickness returned, the Emetic was repeated; and we often observed, when the Flux was obstinate, that well-timed Vomits greatly promoted the Cure.
Besides viscid Humours, which Vomits bring away from the biliary Passages, how often are Gall Stones likewise found in the Stools after the Operation of a Vomit?
Vomits are reckoned amongst the most efficacious Remedies in this Disorder, and I have often seen good Effects follow their Use.
During the two first Weeks of her being in the Hospital, she had two Vomits of Ipecacuana and four Doses of Rhubarb; and in the Intervals anodyne and astringent Medicines, which made no Alteration in her Complaints.
Coe says, "I have more Reason to be satisfied of the Effect of Vomits in dislodging these Calculi, than of any other, or indeed of all other Medicines.
Whoever vomits from satiety let him do penance 3 days.
If a believing layman vomits from drunkenness, let him do 15 days’ penance.
Vomits of from five grains to ten of emetic tartar, repeated every third morning for three or four times; with solution of gum-ammoniac, and soluble tartar, so as to purge gently every day.
Vomits greatly increase the absorption from the cellular membrane, as squill, and foxglove.
If it long continue, vomits may be taken after meat, or otherwise gently procured with warm water, oxymel, &c.
The noise is supposed to be the voice of the monster who swallows and vomits up the novice at circumcision.
If he vomits up the poison, he is innocent; but if he fails to do so, the infuriated crowd rushes on him and despatches him with knives and clubs.
So the infant often vomits curdled milk, and some times vomits before the milk has time to curdle.
If there is nausea or vomiting present, let the patient have lukewarm water freely in large draughts, until he vomits it up several times.
The patient sometimes vomits immoderately, and the pulse is slow and irregular, but full.
The monsters succeed one another; the abyss swallows them and vomits them forth again, while unceasingly emitting new and strange vapors.
I have not spoken of Vomitsor Purges, as being directly contrary to the Nature of this Disease.
The Treatment of such Faintings or Swoonings, as are the Consequences of too violent Vomits or Purges, may be seen hereafter Sec.
In brief, Vomits are the true Specific for Apoplexies, occasioned by any narcotic or stupifying Poisons, the pernicious Effects of which cease, the Moment the Persons so poisoned vomit them up.
Some Persons are bold enough to recommend Vomits in such Cases; but they are not without their Inconvenience; and it is not as a Vomit that I recommend the Oxymel of Squills in them.
He vomits forth the crimson life-blood, and throws up wine mixed with blood in the death agony.
He vomits ten times before he will yield; but, at length obliged to acknowledge himself overcome, he begins to compound matters.
Morus, in his Epistle dedicatory of his Regii Sanguinis Clamor, compares Milton to a hangman; his disordered vision to the blindness of his soul, and so vomits forth his venom.
It lasted many days in an individual, nay even months, attended with much evacuation and almost daily vomits and sweats.
The other vomits forth red blood, and, falling on his back, beats the ground with his dying head.
Vomits of white hellebore or antimony, and purges of black hellebore or aloes, are prescribed.
What should be done if the baby vomits or has curds in his stools?
One tablet every hour, when the pain is in the liver, patient vomits much bile and has a diarrhea, both bilious and fecal, with straining.
There is a slight headache, low fever, no heat in the head, patient is pale most of the time, has little appetite, vomits occasionally and desires to sleep.
As the child vomits frequently, especially after eating, the food is generally vomited, so there should be frequent feeding in small quantities.
If the infant vomits the surplus immediately they are not injured.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "vomits" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
